How to clean snail noodles

The main ingredient of snail noodles is snail meat. Snail meat is mixed with other things and goes through some other special steps to make snail noodles. Snail noodles are a bit unclean when they are first made, but it cannot be said to be unclean, it is just mixed with some other substances, so it needs to be washed before eating. However, snail noodles are troublesome to wash. So how do you wash snail noodles clean?

The snail meat should be washed clean. For different preserved or freshly made snail meat, it can be processed by the following methods:

1. How to deal with prepared snail meat: If you buy prepared snail meat, wash it thoroughly after returning home, sprinkle it with fine salt and marinate it for 5 to 10 minutes, then grab it repeatedly with your hands, rinse it, sprinkle fine salt again and grab it hard, and repeat several times until the snail meat becomes very clean. Finally, blanch the snail meat in boiling water for about 15 seconds, take it out and rinse it with clean water again. After draining the water, it can be used for cooking.

2. How to deal with frozen snail meat: If it is frozen snail meat, first soak it in light salt water, let it thaw naturally and then process it according to method 1.

3. How to prepare snail meat yourself: If you use fresh snails to get the meat yourself, you must first keep the snails in clean water for about a day. It will be better to change the water several times during this period. Until the water for raising snails has become relatively clean, change the water again and drop a few drops of cooking oil in the water to force the snails to completely spit out the dirt in their body meat. Then throw the snails into boiling water to scald them to death, take them out and use a toothpick to slowly pick out the clean snail meat.

First, soak the screws in clean water, add a few drops of oil to make the sand spit out of the screws, but do not add salt. It should be soaked for about one to two days, and the water should be changed at least once. When changing the water, pay attention to remove the dead screws; cut off the butts and then remove the dead screws (the method is to hold the screws gently, because the living screws will stick their heads out of the water); when washing, it is best to grab a few handfuls with your hands to ensure that the surface of the screws is clean.